I hear that a lot during the legislative session from people of all political persuasions. When the legislature passes something like school vouchers—something that Republican, Democratic and unaffiliated voters have been pushing back against for years—we know they don’t care what we Read More
The word mandate has been thrown around a lot recently. What do you consider a mandate? Is it a mandate if someone wins an election with 49.81% vs. 48.34% of the vote? Is it still a mandate when you realize 90 million Read More
Want to contact our Bonneville County legislators? We’ve got your contact information here: District 32 Senator Kevin Cook (R) [email protected] Statehouse (208) 332-1358 (Session Only) Committees: Commerce & Human Resources – Chair Finance Local Government & Taxation Representative Stephanie Jo Mickelsen (R) Read More
When I work with money coaching clients, we don’t start by talking about money. We begin by discussing values. Too often, we don’t think about our values when making decisions. These exercises help identify inconsistencies in what you say you value and Read More
During the holiday season, which encompasses several holidays between Thanksgiving and the New Year, including Christmas, we often look for ways to serve our communities. As we reflect on the end of the year, we want to give back. And there are Read More
Thomas Jefferson argued that the American experiment would succeed only if the American Experiment to succeed. While I disagree with some of Jefferson’s ideas, I do like that he championed public education. He also believed that our system would do better with Read More